🌟 [ 39 ]   Growing Mushrooms on Junk: Mycoremediation and its Potential to Solve Humanitys Waste Problem [ @North Spore ]

Visit our website at: [ 🔗 Click ‼️ ] Fungi are incredible decomposers that release enzymes which can break down many different kinds of materials and chemicals, some of which, toxic to our environment. Because of this, many have wondered, “Can fungi solve our pollution problem, and if so, how?” Find out in this video as Breanna from North Spore dives into the world of mycoremediation by conducting her own experiments using waste materials to grow mushrooms. She also speaks with mycoremediation expert Dr. Lauren Czaplicki, who has used fungi to remediate contaminated soils, and Sue Van Hook, a mycologist who has invented the world s first mushroom buoy in efforts to reduce plastic waste in our oceans. We hope you enjoy this video! _ Products used in this video: North Spore Blue Oyster Grain Spawn - [ 🔗 Click ‼️ ] BoomRoom - [ 🔗 Click ‼️ ] _ Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:05 Goodwill Buy the Pound 03:11 Prep/inoculating containers 05:07 Can mushrooms degrade plastic? 07:48 The dumpster dive 08:37 Prepping books 09:27 Remediating contaminated soils. Mycoremediation expert Dr. Lauren Czaplicki! 12:28 Inoculating books 13:09 Prep/inoculating clothing 15:25 Colonization (timelapse) 16:55 Fruiting! 18:46 Suistainable product development and reducing plastic waste in our oceans. A conversation with Sue Van Hook. 20:30 Outro _ Special thanks! Dr. Lauren Czaplicki, PHD: Science by Design - sciencebydesign.io STU .

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